One: Have you ever seen ear droppings, those who pick up ear droppings give you free money for inspection, and then take out a large piece of earwax in your ears, many people don't know that the ear droppings are put in by himself, and there are many people who are pitted for hundreds of yuan, or even thousands of yuan. If I don't say that you will never know, I hope everyone will see it and stay away and not be deceived.
Two: Have you ever seen those who sell meter energy savers? When the meter energy saver is plugged into the electrical socket, the meter immediately turns slowly, but in fact, it is there for him, and you can't buy it at all.
Three: Those who sell universal TV antennas are even more outrageous, as long as they use their TV antennas, they can receive any TV set, even foreign A. film stations, in fact, you can't get one when you buy it, do you know what the reason is? Four: the most you don't believe is the scene of sesame oil, you may not believe that the sesame oil put into the scene is also out of the scene how can it be fake sesame oil, let me tell you that there are generally two ways to extract oil, some are large trucks to squeeze oil, some are small carts to squeeze sesame oil, their oil pressing machine is fully enclosed, there are organs inside, I have a friend is specialized in learning sesame oil business with others, more than 100,000 yuan a year easily.
Five: Those who sell maca, Tianqi, and gastrodia take grams as a unit to fool you, and they do matchmaking childcare There are several, and the most unbelievable thing is to fool you into buying, and then ask you to powder, at this time, the powder is off for you, and you spend hundreds of thousands of yuan or fake.
Six: Everyone should be vigilant when they see luxury goods such as so-called brand-name watches and bags sold in the bazaar. These goods tend to be inexpensive, but the quality cannot be guaranteed, and it is likely that they are counterfeit and shoddy products.
Seven: Those who sell health supplements often hold free health talks and then market their products. These products are often expensive, but the effect is not obvious, and it is difficult for consumers to get a refund after purchase.
Eight: Some vendors in the bazaar will claim that their products are ancestral secret recipes with special effects. However, these so-called secret recipes often have no scientific basis, and consumers may not achieve the desired results after purchase.
Nine: Those petty traders who sell pets may deceive consumers by claiming that their pets are purebred and will grow up to be very beautiful. But in reality, these pets may have health problems or grow up not to look as described.
10. Some vendors in the bazaar sell so-called "miracle" herbs, claiming to cure all kinds of diseases. However, these herbs may not be effective at all or may even be toxic, causing harm to human health.
Eleven: Those who sell ultraviolet light bulbs claim that irradiation with ultraviolet light bulbs can kill bacteria on the skin and prevent skin diseases. But in fact, ultraviolet light bulbs have a certain risk of damage to human skin, and long-term exposure may increase the chance of skin cancer.
Twelve: Some vendors in the bazaar will sell counterfeit pesticides, seeds and other agricultural supplies, which may have a serious impact on the yield and quality of crops, and bring huge economic losses to farmers.
Thirteen: Those who sell counterfeit money, they may secretly sell counterfeit money in the bazaar, this behavior is illegal, everyone must stay away and do not participate.
14. Some vendors in the bazaar will sell so-called "high-yield" investment products, claiming that they can get high returns after investing. However, these investment products can be fraudulent and consumers may lose all their money after investing in them.
Fifteen: Those vendors who sell counterfeit health care products, nutritional products, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' health anxiety to promote fake and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
16. Some vendors in the market will sell so-called "functional" foods, claiming to improve sleep, enhance immunity, etc. However, these foods may not have been scientifically validated and may not be effective after consumption by consumers, and may even have side effects.
Seventeen: Those vendors who sell counterfeit cosmetics, skin care products, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' pursuit of beauty and promote fake and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
Eighteen: Some vendors in the bazaar will sell so-called "collectibles", claiming that they have a high room for appreciation. However, these collectibles may not be worth much, and may even be fakes, making it difficult for consumers to resell them after purchase.
19: Those vendors who sell counterfeit electronic products, mobile phones, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' technological curiosity to promote counterfeit and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
20: Some vendors in the bazaar will sell so-called "ancestral" artworks, claiming to have high artistic value and collectible value. However, these artworks may not be valuable, and may even be fakes, and it may be difficult for consumers to resell them after purchase.
Twenty-three: Consumers may not have significant effects after using these products, and may even have side effects. When purchasing, you should carefully check the production license, test report and other information of the product to ensure its legitimacy and validity.
24: Those vendors who sell counterfeit health products, nutritional products, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' health anxiety and promote fake and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
Twenty-five: Some vendors in the market will sell so-called "functional" foods, claiming to improve sleep, boost immunity, etc. However, these foods may not have been scientifically validated and may not be effective after consumption by consumers, and may even have side effects.
Twenty-six: Those vendors who sell counterfeit cosmetics, skin care products, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' pursuit of beauty to promote fake and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
Twenty-seven: Some vendors in the bazaar will sell so-called "collectibles", claiming that they have a high room for appreciation. However, these collectibles may not be worth much, and may even be fakes, making it difficult for consumers to resell them after purchase.
Twenty-eighth: Those vendors who sell counterfeit electronic products, mobile phones, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' technological curiosity to promote counterfeit and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
Twenty-nine: Some vendors in the bazaar will sell so-called "ancestral" art, claiming to have high artistic value and collection value. However, these artworks may not be valuable, and may even be fakes, and it may be difficult for consumers to resell them after purchase.
30: Those vendors who sell counterfeit medicines, vaccines, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' health anxiety to promote counterfeit and shoddy products, which is an illegal act, everyone must stay away and do not participate.
31. Some vendors in the bazaar sell so-called "high-tech" products, such as purifiers and massagers, claiming to improve the quality of life. However, these products may not have been scientifically proven, and consumers may not have significant effects after using these products, and may even experience side effects.
32. Consumers should carefully check the production license, test report and other information of the products when purchasing these products to ensure their legitimacy and validity.
33: Those vendors who sell counterfeit health products, nutritional products, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' health anxiety and promote fake and shoddy products, so everyone must be cautious.
Thirty-four: Some vendors in the bazaar sell so-called "functional" foods, claiming to improve sleep, boost immunity, etc. However, these foods may not have been scientifically validated and may not be effective after consumption by consumers, and may even have side effects.
35: Those vendors who sell counterfeit cosmetics and skin care products, they may take advantage of consumers' pursuit of beauty to promote fake and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
Thirty-six: Some vendors in the bazaar will sell so-called "collectibles", claiming that they have a high room for appreciation. However, these collectibles may not be worth much, and may even be fakes, making it difficult for consumers to resell them after purchase.
37: Those vendors who sell counterfeit electronic products, mobile phones, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' technological curiosity to promote counterfeit and shoddy products, everyone must be cautious.
XXXVIII. Some vendors in the bazaar sell so-called "ancestral" artworks, claiming to have high artistic value and collectible value. However, these artworks may not be valuable, and may even be fakes, and it may be difficult for consumers to resell them after purchase.
Thirty-nine: Those vendors who sell counterfeit medicines, vaccines, etc., they may take advantage of consumers' health anxiety to promote counterfeit and shoddy products, which is an illegal act, everyone must stay away and do not participate.
Forty: Some vendors in the bazaar sell so-called "high-tech" products, such as purifiers and massagers, claiming to improve the quality of life. However, these products may not have been scientifically proven, and consumers may not have significant effects after using these products, and may even experience side effects. Consumers should carefully check the production license, test report and other information of the product when purchasing these products to ensure their legitimacy and validity.